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3C0M2J1 A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0M26K A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0M26H A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0M26G Beheadings: a scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0M26F A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0ANJF A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0ANJA A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0ANJ8 A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0AN88 A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0AN52 A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0AN4E A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0AN44 A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

3C0AN42 A scene from the Burgundian Wars (1474-1477) a series of conflicts in the late 15th century between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Old Swiss Confederacy, along with their allies. Illustration from the Silbereisen Chronicon Helvetiae, Part II, 16th Century.

2YKDKP3 Plevenon, France - July 20, 2024: Medieval wooden chariot ram for ramming enemies or obstacles in the war

2X43M44 Double and simple wall of shield (left) and Roman siege tower, Roman Empire, Italy, historic illustration 1884

2WTE6MM An onager, a Roman torsion powered siege engine

2WTE6HW stone-throwing siege engine, 14th century

3DM2WAN stone-throwing siege engine, 14th century

2WTE6J5 stone-throwing siege engine, 14th century

3AJ7R7A This medieval chronicle, written by Johannes Thuróczy, recounts the Siege of Belgrade in 1456. The event was pivotal in the defense of Hungary against the Ottoman Empire. Thuróczy’s chronicle offers a detailed account of the siege, its military strategies, and the key figures involved.

3AJ6MN9 This passage from Johannes Thuróczy's *Chronica Hungarorum* recounts the Battle of Kosovo in 1448. The battle, fought between the forces of Hungary and the Ottoman Empire, was a significant conflict in the Balkans. The chronicle details the key events and strategies of the battle, highlighting its impact on the region’s history.

2HWH7CR Large Catapult Ball

2HWH9D8 Small Catapult Ball

2Y9GW28 Vicente Carducho (1576-1638). Italian painter who developed his artistic activity in Spain. "The Capture of Antequera". Oil on canvas (141 x 407 cm), 1602. Detail. Army Museum. Toledo, Spain. (On loan, Prado Museum, Madrid, Spain).

2HH6H37 Catapult Projectile from Montfort (Starkenberg) Castle ca. 1250 Kingdom of Jerusalem (near present-day ?Akko, Israel) The area of Montfort, in upper Galilee near Acre, Isreal, was occupied by French Crusaders in the eleventh century. In the early thirteenth century it was acquired by the Teutonic Knights, a German crusading order, who strengthened the fortifications and renamed it Starkenberg. Mamluk forces took the castle by siege in 1271, leaving it in ruins. In 1925, Bashford Dean, curator of Arms and Armor, had high hopes that an excavation of the undisturbed site might unearth examples of

2HH9B2J Soldiers Besieging a Castle ca. 1530 Anonymous, Swiss, 16th Century Swiss. Soldiers Besieging a Castle. Anonymous, Swiss, 16th Century. ca. 1530. Pen and brown ink; framing lines in brown ink. Drawings

2HHYPMA Siege Helmet 17th–18th century French. Siege Helmet 27080

2HHYPNJ Siege Helmet late 17th century probably French. Siege Helmet 27081

2G4G452 . Siege from Maastricht by the Army of the Duke of Parma, from 12 March to 29 June 1579. View of the city, building scissors, fights for the city and removing wounded. At the top of a banderole with the title and the legend A-L in Latin. At the top right numbered: 56.

2G4JHW2 Almanzor recommends his troops to stop Christians when they enter his area; Historia Septem Infantium de Lara / Historia de los Siete Infantes de Lara; The seven infants of Lara. Explanatory numbers in the show. Caption in Spanish and Latin.

2G4JXKW . The water giants of Lumey found fire and ram the city gate of Brielle, April 1, 1572. In the foreground two dromers and a vendel soldiers. In the background ships in the water.

2G4JJE9 Siege of a city. A fight between fighters on foot and on horseback. On the right in the background a city gate.

2G4HY2E . The city of Lier occupied by the Spaniards by the betrayal of the Scottish Commander William Semple, 11 August 1582. The Spanish riders enter the city through the gate. Fought in the streets. With caption of 4 lines in Dutch and 3 rules in French. Unnumbered. Printed on the back with text in Latin.

2G4EXBD . Map of the reinforcements around the city of Dinant. Part of the second part (1693) of the picture in which bundles are the eight parts of Les Forces de l'Europe issued between 1693-1697. The printing works consists of 175 plates with plans (from Sébastien Le Preterre, Seigneur de Vauban) from renowned strong cities and fortresses in the nine-year war. Title and inscriptions in French.

2G4H322 . Citizens and soldiers are outside the walls of a city and set up ladders. There are stakes on the walls with people's heads.

2G4JHCA Constrators. A landscape with a city on a hill. In the valley in the foreground a fierce battle takes place between two armies.

2G4JK3W Equestrian fight. Warring soldiers on horseback for a city. Numbered at the bottom right: 1.

2G3ET7B Siege Zaltbommel, 1599. The Siege of the City of Zaltbommel by the Spanish army among Mendoza and defended by the State Army among Maurits, May-June 1599. Seen from the citizens' propositions.

2G3EKPG The lock in Muiden Besiemed, 1508. Muiderslot by De Geldersen Besiestijd, 1508. Gelderse soldiers storm the lock Muiden.

2G23GXY Destruction of the Lock of Gijsbrecht II of Amstel, 1204, and Siege of Lock Vreeland, 1278; The destruction of the Lock of Gijsbrecht van Amstel, 1204 / the topping of the lock in Vreeland, 1278; Illustration for national history. Performances from national history. Above: While the lock is on fire, buttous figures leave the fortress. Below: Siege of Lock Vreeland or Peacelant by Count Floris V. Two performances of one album.

2G25TEW Zierikzee besieged by the Flemings; Zierikzee Besiemed in 1304. Zierikzee Through the Flemings Bed, August 10, 1304. Face from a tower on the city walls of Zierikzee where is fought between the Zeelanders and the Flemish.

2G277FE Design drawing for a fortified fortress wall.

2G22XJK Siege from Zierikzee. Unilateral, diamond-shaped emergency. Front: three stamps above each other; From bottom to top: State weapon: coat of arms within oval pearl edge; Stadswather: Coat of arms in cartouche in pearl edge; year in cartouche; in left and right corner: decorative motifs; On border inscription. Downside: blank

2G269JD Siege of a castle. In a mountain landscape, a castle is burglarized on the rocks. In the valley next to a river a funeral procession with the tent camp that has been saved there.

2G24MKK Capture of Slot Hagestein by Graaf Willem VI, 1406; Siege of the Hagestein Slot, by Graave Willem den Vi. Armed figures surrounds the slot Hagestein and try to arrive with ladders. Smoke clouds come from the towers.

2G24KRD Siege and conquest from Geertruidenberg (upper sheet), 1593. Card from the siege and conquest of Geertruidenberg by the State Army under Prince Maurits, 28 March - 26 June 1593. Upper of two magazines with the Biesbos on the left and at the top of the town of Waspik (Waesbeeck ). With the positions of the Spanish army under Peter Ernst, Count of Mansfeld. Above left a cartouche with allegorical figures love (charitas) and faithful (fidelitas) and weapons and a letter of 9 rules and below a verse of 4 lines in Latin.

2G25PEY Siege from Groningen, 1672; Siege of Groningen. The siege of the city of Groningen through the bishops of Cologne and Münster between 12 July and 17 August 1672. In the foreground the battlefield. On the horizon the city of Groningen on which cannonballs are fired. At the bottom of a legend in Dutch with the figures 1- 21. At the top of the title on a ribbon. At the top right: fol. 337.

2G25CXA Map of the Siege of Huy, 1705; Plan De La Ville Chateau et Forte De Huy, Assiegez PAR LES ARMEZ DE S.A.E. De Baviere et du Marechal De Villeroy Le 26 May 1705 et Defendus Par Le Sr. Cronstrom Collonel au Service des Provinces Unies Jusquaá 11 du Mois de Juin Anne 1705. Map of Huy, Bestorped by the Beiersen and the French and defended by the Colonel Cronstrom employed by the State Army from 26 May to June 11, 1705 when the city is surrendered. At the bottom of the legendas A-Z in French and Dutch.

2G22YGX Siege of Alkmaar, 1573. Siege van Alkmaar, September 18, 1573. A soldier with a sword defends the ramparts against the Spanish soldiers.

2G23FWW Siege of a city. Field troops at a city, taken under fire. The performance is caught in an ornamental frame with mid above drums and weapon.

2G24F9X Punishment of Haarlem, 1573; Fierce straffe to Haerlem, 1573; The Spaensche Tiranye Gheschiet in Nederlant. Punishment of Haarlemmers after siege and conquest through Spanish troops under Don Frederik, July 13, 1573. Under the show a verse of 16 lines in 2 columns, below stuck a description in 6 lines, in Dutch. Numbered: 12.

2G255WN Conquest from the city of Limburg, 1578; The conquering of the city of Limburgh under the Lord Ioannes van Oostryck. Anno 1578. Conquest from the city of Limburg in Germany by the Army of Parma, May 1578. In the foreground the battle, behind it the army camp of the Duke of Parma, left in the distance the city of Limburg. At the top of a banderole with the title and legend A-O in Dutch.

2G25P9D Ingestion of Valenciennes, 1567. Taking Valenciennes. The city is recaptured by Mr Van Noircarmes on Calvinists, 24 March 1567. Face from the army camp of noircarmes on the city. With caption of 4 lines in Latin. Numbered: 8. Printed on the back with text in Latin.

2G2558N Parma Besiervert and conquers Oudenaarde, 1582. Siege and intake of Oudenaarde by the Army of the Duke of Parma, 19 April to 5 July 1582. Top left inscription of 5 rules in Dutch, bottom left in cartouche 5 rules in French. Unnumbered. Printed on the back with text in Latin.

2G22PGY Storming a defended city.

2G24RF0 Two burners used in the attacks on the ship bridge of the Duke of Parma, 1585; Navis Incendiaria Cum Cuniculo. Two performances of burners used in the attacks on the Schipbrug laid out by the Duke of Parma in the Scheldt during the Siege of Antwerp in 1585. At the top of a banderole the title and legend A-I in Latin.

2G25B1X Conquest from the city of Limburg, 1578; Limburgi Expugation Io Austriaco Gubernatio 1578. Conquest from the city of Limburg in Germany by the Army of Parma, May 1578. In the foreground the battle, behind it the army camp of the Duke of Parma, left in the distance the city of Limburg. In the caption the legend A-R in Latin.

2G263Y9 Attack for the final gate. A man and woman are attacked by soldiers and civilians before the gate of a slot.

2G259PY Taking and loss of Huy, 1595. The city of Huy at Liège on the Maas by a list conquered by the state army among Charles de Haugières on February 5, 1595 and again recaptured by the Bishop's army of Liège on March 21, 1595. View of the face The city and castle on the river, in the foreground draw riders on jar the city.

2G24836 Siege of Damiate, 1219; Siege of diamead. The siege of the city of Damiate, 1219. The tower, located on a port closed with chain, is attacked by soldiers who were supplied with ships. Print at the top right labeled: II. Part, bl. 346.

2G26NCT Leaf with four performances; Tour d'Autriche, Tour d l'watch, Siège de Godefroid, oublietes. At the top left a courtyard behind a fortification with guns, cannonballs and a few soldiers. At the top right a bell tower and a defense tower with a few martial mans. At the bottom left of two figures in a room, possibly in a defense tower, representing: the siege of Godefroid. At the bottom right two men in a dungeon.

2G25A08 Siege from Maastricht, 1579; Traiectensis Obsidio Anno 1579. Siege from Maastricht by the Army of the Duke of Parma, from 12 March to 29 June 1579. View of the city, building sheets, battles for the city and removal of wounded. In the caption, the Legend A-L in Latin.

2G24544 Siege from Jerusalem.

2G239XP Siege of the Lot Vreeland, 1278; The siege of the lock in Vreeland, 1278. Siege of the Lock Vreeland or Peacelant by Graaf Floris V. From the towers and from the Slotgrachtpoort, one tries to defend the fortress against the army that tries to storm.

2G25XP4 Conquest the Pirlepont lock; The Pirlepont slot. Jan van Arkel's mother conquers disguised as a leper, the Pirlepont lock, 1401. The woman opens the gate of the lock in the night so that the soldiers can enter the drawbridge.

2G25DF0 Siena siege; Family history of the genus de 'medici; Mediceae Familiae Rerum Feliciter Gestarum Victoriae et Triumphi. Cosimo De 'Medici pulls his troops in the night towards Siena (1555). In the background the siege of the city. The print has a Latin caption and is part of a series about the family history of the genus De 'Medici.

2G23E0X Herman De Ruiter conquers Loevestein Slot, 1570. Herman De Ruiter with his men dressed as monks robbed the final guardian and take Loevestein Slot, December 9, 1570.

2G14TJX Conquest from Damiate, 1219. The conquest of the city Damiate with the transfer of the port of the harbor by a ship from Haarlem, 1219.

2G13D7B Hero of Sir William Russell during the siege of Zutphen, 1586; Stanley's hero factory. Heroic darge of Sir William Russell During the siege of Zutphen through the troops of the count of Leicester, September and October 1586. Russell climbs an enemy shine along the skewer of a defender.

2G13KNW Army leader with lance for a besieged city. A commander in 16th century costume with a lance in the left hand. In the background a complexion at a fire standing tower. A city behind it (Leiden?) With two large churches. Under the show a Latin fresh.

2G10XPK Siege of the Muiderslot by Gelderse troops, 1508. Muiderslot by De Geldersen Besiestijd, 1508. Gelderse soldiers storm the lock to Muiden. Design for a print.

2G150RE Siege from Maastricht, 1579; Bevermerung der Statt Maestricht Anno DNI. MDLXXIX. Im April; Series 8: Dutch events, 1577-1583. Siege of the city of Maastricht by the Army of the Duke of Parma, April 1579. In the foreground the army camp of the Spaniards, in the distance the besieged city. With caption of 14 rules in German and 3 rules in French. Numbered: 31.

2G13JHM 's-Hertogenbosch Besiemded by Maurits, 1601.' s-Hertogenbosch fruitlessly besieged by Maurits, November 1601. Plan of the city with the surrounding area and the location of the troops of Maurits and Albrecht. With caption of 4 lines in Latin. Numbered 254. Printed on the back with text in Latin.

2G13MYD Conquest of Rome, 1527, no. 2; Scenes from the life of Charles V; La Vie de l 'Empereur Charles V. and Tres-Belles Tailles-Douces, Gravées sur Les Dessins du Celébre A. Tempeste, Par Deux des Plus Habiles Maitres J. de Gein & C. Boel. A Leide, Chez Pierre van der Aa, avec privilegge. Armies led by Karel v conquer Rome, 1527. In the foreground, soldiers are ready for the fight, the armies storm a gate of the city in the background. With caption of four rules in Latin.

2G142W0 Siege in Ostend: The Stormbrug of Targone, 1604; Fridden und New inherited Practyck Einer Wunderbärlichen Sturmbruggen / Genant Hell Oder Loywagen / UMB Damis Der Statt Durch Neuwen Griffen Zu Ubermeart. The operation of the Stormbridge of the Italian engineer Pompeo Targone, used in the attacks of the Archvertical troops on the city, February 1604. At the top left a cartouche with inscription in Latin. Above the printing title with declaration of the figures, at the bottom of a description of the events, in German. Part of the illustrations at a journal of the siege of Ostend 161-1604.

2G13WH9 Discharges from Knodsenburg, 1591. Siege from the Fort Knodsenburg by the Duke of Parma and relieved by the Army of Prince Maurits, 25 July 1591. The show shows the siege of the fort, the fighting between the armies and the retreat of the Spanish army under Parma. Below Nijmegen, at the top Arnhem, with the Betuwe between the Rhine and the Waal. With caption of 3 verses of 4 lines in German. Numbered (with pen) 121.

2G136AY Loevestein slot by Herman de Ruiter taken, 1570; Series 6: Dutch events, 1571-1576. Loevestein slot through Herman de Ruiter taken, December 9, 1570 (specified as 1571). Herman De Ruiter knows with a list to conquer Loevestein with two others. The show shows the topping and recovery of the lock through the troops of Alva on 19 December 1570. With the caption of 10 rules in German. Numbered: 1.

2G13EK1 The siege of Haarlem, 1572-1573; Map of the siege of Haarlem. Overview of the Siege of the city of Haarlem with the surrounding area in a bird's air perspective. In the foreground on the left Spanish officers at the army of the Spanish troops, on the right the house ter Kleef. At the top of the arms of Haarlem.

2G154BM Conquest from Caudebec, 1592; Prise de Caudebec; Guerres de Flandres. Conquest from Caudebec by the Army of Parma, May 1592. At the front right of the duke of Parma that bleeds to an arm after being taken by a shot. In the background on the left, Dutch warships. Bottom left a cartouche with the title and the legend A-P in French.

2G14TKF Attack on the city of Doullens, 1597; Genombial Ahnsslach Auff that Stadt und Schloss Dorlans den 23 Marty 97. Attack of an army at the city of Doullens, March 23, 1597. In the foreground a army camp, top-up battles. Without a caption. Unnumbered. Copy to the print of Hogenberg of events on July 31, 1595.

2G14JB2 Siege in Ostend: title print with battles and explosions under the strongholds, 1604; Warf partial Abcontroitung Der Wunderlichen NESTHEIT DER Statt Ostende, whom Dieselbe Mit MiNen and Undergraben GeSPRENGT. Title print with battles and three large explosions among the strongholds by undermining, 1604. Above the printing title and legend, at the bottom of the description in German. Part of the illustrations at a journal of the siege of Ostend 161-1604.

2G117B6 Muiderslot Besiemed by De Geldersen, 1508. Muiderslot by the Geldersen Besiestijd, 1508. Gelderse soldiers storm the lock to Muiden.

2G146A6 Siege of Hagestein by Graaf Willem VI, 1406. Capture of Slot Hagestein by Graaf Willem VI, 1406. The bellers carry the ice from the Frozen Slott Ladders to the walls.

2G14YX5 Map with the siege of Haarlem, 1572-1573; Warhaffte contrakehtung der Statt Haerlem / Mit Ihrer Jungsten Belägerung. Map with the siege of Haarlem, 1572-1573. Under the show De Legenda A-Z and A-D in German. Printed on the back with text in German.

2G120G1 Drawing up the siege of Dordrecht, 1418; Image of reversing the siege of Dordrecht Anno 1418. The breaking of the siege of Dordrecht, 8 August 1418. Copy to an old painting at the town hall of Dordrecht. In the foreground the army camp of the biestomers, behind the screening, in the distance the city of Dordrecht. Above the show the original inscription with left the weapon of Dordrecht and to the right of Jacoba or Jan Vi of Bavaria.

2G13GH2 Siege from Maastricht, 1579; Bevermerung der Statt Maestricht Anno DNI. MDLXXIX. Im April; Series 8: Dutch events, 1577-1583. Siege of the city of Maastricht by the Army of the Duke of Parma, April 1579. In the foreground the army camp of the Spaniards, in the distance the besieged city. With caption of 14 rules in German and 3 rules in French. Numbered: 31.

2G151Y0 Siege and intake of Philippsburg (Left Sheet), 1676; Captum Philipsburgum AO 1676 9/17. Left sheet of a big representation of the topping and conquest of Philippsburg by the troops of Emperor Leopold I on September 17, 1676, 2 blades. View of the besieged city with the trenches and fortifications. Above left a cloth with a French text held by an eagle, at the top right of the left half of a larger text in Latin on a cloth.

2G12FEJ From Bonn's relieved after a 9-month siege, 1588; Series 10: Dutch and foreign events, 1587-1612. Discharges from Bonn after a siege of 9 months, September 19, 1588. The troops of Schenck abandoned Bonn. Episode from the Keulse War. With caption of 8 rules in German and 3 rules in French. Unnumbered.

2G128YJ Drawing up the siege of Dordrecht, 1418. The breaking of the siege of Dordrecht, 8 August 1418. Copy to an old painting at the town hall of Dordrecht. In the foreground the army camp of the biestomers, behind the screening, in the distance the city of Dordrecht. With the original inscription above the performance.

2G14N9T The siege of Haarlem, 1572-1573; L'Assedio della Città di Hermem in Hollanda. Overview of the siege of the city of Haarlem in a nutshell perspective. In the foreground and at the top of the lists of the Spanish troops. Upstairs weapons from the German Empire and Haarlem.

2G10HFB Kenau during the siege of Haarlem, 1573. Kenau Simonsdaughter Hassselaer with raised sword amid the battle gel of the siege of Haarlem, 1573.

2G14TYN Siege from Grave by Parma, 1586. Siege from Grave by the troops of Parma, April 1586. Fighting outside the walls of city. With caption of 4 lines in Latin. Numbered 180. Printed on the back with text in Latin.

2G12MDP Siege from Zaltbommel by Mendoza, 1599. The siege of the city of Zaltbommel by the Spanish army under Mendoza and defended by the State Army among Maurits, May-June 1599. Wide view of the city from the Spanish army camp across the street from the Waal, In the foreground Mendoza with officers on horseback.

2G12NGT Siege van Schenkenchans by the Spaniards, 1599; Series 10: Dutch and foreign events, 1587-1612. Siege van Schenkenchans at the split of the Rhine and the Waal through the Spaniards under Mendoza, April 1599. With caption of 16 rules in German. Unnumbered.

2G12214 The Battle of Woats, to N. de Keyser; La Bataille De Woats. The Battle of Woats, June 5, 1288. On one side, Jan I troops were supported by Arnold V van Loon and citizens of the Free National Cologne. Opposite them were the troops of the Luxembourgers, Gelderen, the Archbishop of Cologne and Limburgers.

2G12EKG Siege and intake of Deventer, 1591. Spray and intake of Deventer by the State Army among Maurits, 10 June 1591. Plan of Deventer and the surrounding country with shears and bags. With two ship bridges over the IJssel. Printed separately under the plate The legend 1-8 in Dutch.

2G119R2 Muiderslot besieged by the Geldersen, 1508; The slot in Muyden dimgoted by the Gelderschen. Muiderslot Besiemed by De Gelderen, 1508. Gelderse soldiers storm the lock to Muiden.

2G14FPD Siege and intake of grave by Maurits, 1602; Gravia Obsessa et Expuga Armis Ordinum Belgicae Confoithata AB Illustrissimo Principle Mauritio (...) 1602; Graviane Obsidiom & Expongnatio, Anno MDCIV per Mauritium Nassauum, & c. FOORDATAE BELGICAE EXERCITUS DUCEM, & C .. Spray and intake of the city Grave by the State Army under Prince Maurits, July 18 - September 20, 1602. Map of Grave with the defenses of the city and in the area. With Maurits army camps, Willem Lodewijk and Francis Vere. Above left a cartouche with the Latin title, at the bottom left of an empty cartouche with two resting soldi

2G11MB7 Omsing of Den Bosch during the siege by Frederik Hendrik, 1629; Type Circualationis Castrorum Ad Sylvamducis, emendate expressus. Map of the omsing of Den Bosch during the topping through the state army under Frederik Hendrik, from 1 May to September 17, 1629. On the left the fort crèveceur on the Maas. Inscriptions in the show in Latin.

2G142R5 Siege of Zutphen by Leicester, 1586. Siege from Zutphen through the troops of the count of Leicester, September and October 1586. View of Zutphen and the English and Spanish sheets along the IJssel. With caption of 4 lines in Latin. Numbered 189. Printed on the back with text in Latin.